Some surprises:1. the middleman in an assignment of contract is expected to pay RTT; this makes for 2 separate RTT amounts due when a PA transaction has an assignment of contract.2. transfer of LLC ownership.

You are still looking for someone who can get a loan, but this opens you up to people who think they can't get a loan or who just need a house that's nice enough or a deal that's good enough to push them along.Here is a link to one of my craigslist ads for your reference: http://toledo.craigslist.org/apa/2521071494.html.Note the big, bold, red letters that say you must have a 600+ credit score to qualify.

Neither an heir, beneficiary, administrator, executor or personal representative (fiduciary) can satisfy this essential criteria.There are oodles of ways to clear title, but using AP as an heir ain't one of them.

I'm using the following link because that management company is used by the agent I'm dealing with.http://memphis.craigslist.org/search/apa?

It goes for $1400: https://baltimore.craigslist.org/apa/d/baltimore-beautiful-3bed-1bath-3level/6930386229.htmlHope this helps! 

Greetings BP,Twin Cities suburbCurrently have a 3/2 with 2 car attached garage wrapped up on a PA at 199k, ARV 257-264kRehab 15-18kWe are adding a 4th bedroom.PITI 1386/moRents will be 2100/moOr try to sell at 260kMarket is overheated and it's late summer.

There is a painful day of reckoning coming, for sure.Our best bet as landlords is a PA Supreme Court case in which landlords challenged Gov Wolf's authority to impose the moratorium.

This is a PA property. 

Quick question.I have a PA.

I believe there is a PA law that limits it to 3 or 4 under one roof but I'm sure as with anything that it'll be more regulated within the city versus outside it.